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In his introductory news conference, Anderson expressed no regrets about coming to the Ravens, saying he was assured by team officials that he will have the opportunity to compete against Jamal Lewis for the starting running back job.
Reported by the Baltimore Sun
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
It was assumed Anderson would be the Ravens' featured back when he reached a four-year, $8 million agreement Sunday night. That changed just hours later when Lewis was re-signed. The coaching staff has talked about playing Anderson and Lewis at the same time. Anderson, who played fullback in the past for the Broncos, said he wasn't opposed to a similar scenario with the Ravens.
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